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📅 December 21, 2023

Avoid Burnout – Give Time To Yourself

The holidays can be a great time to catch up and get ahead with our hustles, or we can take advantage of the time to avoid burnout. While there is much to be said for the former, the latter can…

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📅 December 19, 2023

Defining Product Features – Interview With Bryan Clayton

This episode starts a new discussion with Bryan Clayton of Your Green Pal about how he built a business and defining product features for his application. Bryan has a highly educational story about starting a new business. It continues with…

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📅 December 14, 2023

A New Approach For Generation Z

We continued our discussion with Mark Bolton about Generation Z and how they require a new approach to marketing and product development. This newest generation expects a different kind of product and service. They have always had digital products and…

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📅 December 12, 2023

Use Metrics For Productivity

What gets measured gets managed is a way to look at how we need to use metrics for productivity gains to become a reality. We can go by our feelings or other squishy methods. However, those are easily led astray.…

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📅 December 7, 2023

Gen Z Traits – An Interview With Mark Bolton

We shift gears and start a discussion with Mark Bolton about Gen Z traits and how this generation is changing and will continue to change the landscape. His focus is on the financial aspects of Generation Z and how they…

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📅 December 5, 2023

Plan To Get Things Done

One of the recurring themes from our discussions is a need to plan to get things done. We do not become successful by accident. Instead, we need to have a plan and find ways to execute that plan regularly. Often,…

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